Pros
- Good, open, honest people. - Ability to define your own role, to an extent - Company brass tries to communicate company direction openly, honestly and in an easily accessible environment - Ability to define your own hours - Pretty decent work/life balance
Cons
- While company brass tries to provide company employees with company direction in an open and honest venue, it comes across as brass trying to hide facts behind smoke screens - Due to internal layoffs, both a few years ago and currently on going, most people working within Pearson operate under a doom and gloom world view - Due to the INTL structure of the company, the ability for in person, team-member to team-member collaboration is highly lacking - Upward mobility is lackluster, at best - Pay scale, as per market standards, is lackluster - The publishing industry is not in a good place